Why do you wake up at two-thirty in the morning to work for a single hour?
Replied byAdrian Gore
Founder & Group CEO at Discovery Group
Niche: Health & Wellness
Revenue: Approx. 400 Million/month
Location: Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa
Started: 1992
I wake up early because that hour is a golden window of absolute quiet where I can focus entirely on strategic notes, new ideas, and business responses. There are no distractions or emails coming in. After working for an hour, I go back to sleep until five-thirty.
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